Brad Dicken Editorial Page Editor
The Chronicle announces Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor. He will oversee opinion content, editorials, and page design, guiding reader voices and shaping the paper’s stance on local issues. Dicken succeeds previous editors and brings years of journalistic leadership to the role.
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Judge Polster faces bid to recuse over opioid MDL
The bid by drugmakers to remove U S District Judge Dan Aaron Polster cites alleged bias from comments and rulings as the first trial in the opioid MDL nears. Prosecutors note CDC 2017 overdose stats and Ohio county deaths, while settlements loom and discovery continues.
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Morals and Respect in Gun Violence Debate
In response to Charlene Woods, the writer questions history lessons and notes that even strict laws fail to stop gun crime. They praise Ken Sedlak for defending the Constitution, arguing criminals obtain guns regardless of statutes, and asserting constitutional wisdom has endured for over two centuries.
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Letters to the Editor condemn disarming citizens and warn on climate and abortion politics
Sally E. Walter of Wellington argues against disarmament and cites moral decline while condemning abortion and climate policy. John Herda of Lorain targets climate theories and fossil fuels, urging readers to boycott politicians and consider food access and transportation impacts.
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Negative rates gain traction as policy tool debated
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson explains how central banks including the ECB Denmark and Sweden have embraced negative rates and why the idea prompts debate in the United States. He notes current Fed policy rates remain positive but outlines potential effects on banks borrowers and long term yields and questions the overall efficacy of sustained stimulus.
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Kyle Chandler Birthday Note From AP File
AP notes actor Kyle Chandler turns 54 on September 17 2019 as part of Today’s Birthdays listing. The piece also records NASA Enterprise shuttle debut 1976 in Palmdale and marks Bonds 700th homer achievement from 2004. It adds a Kesey quote and Camp David peace accords context with the moon phase noted.
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